New Zealand declares National State of Emergency due to Cyclone Gabrielle

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New Zealand declares National State of Emergency due to Cyclone Gabrielle
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This is only the third time in New Zealand’s history that a National State of Emergency has been declared. Read more at straitstimes.com.

WELLINGTON - The New Zealand government has declared a National State of Emergency for just the third time in history as Cyclone Gabrielle causes wide spread flooding, landslides and huge ocean swells across the North Island.

“This is an unprecedented weather event that is having major impacts across much of the North Island,” said McAnulty. The cyclone has brought heavy rain, flooding and gale force winds across the North Island and forced the evacuation of many beach settlements. Evacuation centres have been set up across the North Island. Many people are without electricity, roads are closed and some towns are entirely cut off.

New Zealand fire and emergency confirmed that a volunteer firefighter remains inside a house after it slid down a hill in a beachside town near Auckland. A second firefighter was rescued and is in critical condition in hospital.

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